Aprilia leonardo 250 cc

[mosiso]

Hello, what kind of oil i should use on my aprilia leonardo 250 cc? (1999), please help me

[Rockynv]

The type listed in the owners manual.

If you did not get an owners manual with your bike they are available from Service Aprilia and will answer more questions about your bike that simply what motor oil to use:

http://www.serviceaprilia.com/public...asp?l=Leonardo 125-150-250-300

All manufacturers should follow Aprilias lead on making the Owners Manual so readily available.

[Buckeroo Bob]

This is what I found:

Motul Scooter Power 4T 5W-40 4 stroke engine oil Scooters and Maxi Scooters 100% Synthetic
Size Your Price inc VAT
1 Litre £11.99 £9.71


Silkolene SCOOT SPORT 4 5W-40 Full Synthetic Ester 4-Stroke Engine Oil For Scooters and Mopeds
Size
1 Litre

[mosiso]

the link doesnt work

The type listed in the owners manual.

If you did not get an owners manual with your bike they are available from Service Aprilia and will answer more questions about your bike that simply what motor oil to use:

http://www.serviceaprilia.com/public...asp?l=Leonardo 125-150-250-300

All manufacturers should follow Aprilias lead on making the Owners Manual so readily available.

[mosiso]

Ty for summer i should use 5 w 40 or 10 w 40? full synthetic or semi?

This is what I found:

Motul Scooter Power 4T 5W-40 4 stroke engine oil Scooters and Maxi Scooters 100% Synthetic
Size Your Price inc VAT
1 Litre £11.99 £9.71


Silkolene SCOOT SPORT 4 5W-40 Full Synthetic Ester 4-Stroke Engine Oil For Scooters and Mopeds
Size
1 Litre

[Buckeroo Bob]

What did you drain out of the crankcase? Stick with that. Thicker in summer, thinner in winter. Do some reading.

[Rockynv]

the link doesnt work

Newby on the net or forums but you'll figure it out and that won't be a show stopper any more. Try copying and pasting the entire link into your browser.

Forums sometime truncate or completely corrupt links with gaps in them.

Try 1st:
http://www.serviceaprilia.com/public...asp?l=Leonardo 125-150-250-300

Try 2nd:
http://www.serviceaprilia.com/public/lum/index.asp

If that does not work just start at http://www.serviceaprilia.com/Index_f.htm and follow the links to the downloads of manuals and then select the one in your language for your bike.

Book Mark the Service Aprilia link in your browser and add it to your favorites afterwards.

[mosiso]

i dont know what i have drained cause it was .. black =)), ty for your help

What did you drain out of the crankcase? Stick with that. Thicker in summer, thinner in winter. Do some reading.

[mosiso]

there doesnt tell me what kind of oil i should use

Newby on the net or forums but you'll figure it out and that won't be a show stopper any more. Try copying and pasting the entire link into your browser.

Forums sometime truncate or completely corrupt links with gaps in them.

Try 1st:
http://www.serviceaprilia.com/public...asp?l=Leonardo 125-150-250-300

Try 2nd:
http://www.serviceaprilia.com/public/lum/index.asp

If that does not work just start at http://www.serviceaprilia.com/Index_f.htm and follow the links to the downloads of manuals and then select the one in your language for your bike.

Book Mark the Service Aprilia link in your browser and add it to your favorites afterwards.

[Buckeroo Bob]

Why not contact these people? http://biasini.ro/ro/index.html Aprilia dealer in Romania

[tomd]

in Rom 5W40-or5W50 yr round that is all ..

[Rockynv]

there doesnt tell me what kind of oil i should use

Go to the Service Aprilia web site and it will contain in the owners manual for you bike most if not all of the exact service info you should need with fluid specs and change intervals along with belt and cvt service info.

You were able to surf to this forum so follow the links to the download area for Owner Manuals at Service Aprilia and you can read all the specifications for your bike as published by its maker.

[motoniko77]

The Leonardo has 250 yamaha engine. For this type of motor that has a tendency to consume a little oil is better to use oils 10W40 type. A good oil is BARDHAL.


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